Do you experience an increase in migraine attacks in the Springtime? Vincent Martin, M.D. and Lindsay Weitzel, Ph.D. discuss allergies as a migraine trigger in Episode 9 of Heads Up – The Official Podcast of the National Headache Foundation.
Migraines related to the menstrual cycle are usually more severe, of longer duration, and resistant to medications than migraines that occur at other times of the month. This week’s episode of Heads UP: the weekly podcast of the National Headache Foundation included a questionnaire…
Caffeine is something that on average 90% of Americans enjoy, but it can also be a headache trigger or headache inhibitor. Caffeine is all around us, and can be found in a number of beverages, chocolate and even in some popular over-the-counter and prescription pain…
A change in seasons introduces many new environmental factors that can trigger additional migraine and headache attacks, such as cooler weather, changes in barometric pressure and humidity levels, wind and allergens. For those with a previous history of consistent head pain, these natural changes in…
Dr. Vincent Martin, director of the Headache and Facial Pain Center at the University of Cincinnati Gardner Neuroscience Institute and president of the National Headache Foundation, shared headache and migraine triggers that overshadow fall.
It can be difficult to explain the excruciating pain of a migraine to those who don’t experience it. In fact, there’s a stigma attached to this disorder stemming from a lack of knowledge on the severity of symptoms associated with migraine and headache. Migraine is…
Written by Seymour Diamond, M.D., Executive Chairman and Founder of National Headache Foundation, Director Emeritus and Founder of Diamond Headache Clinic in Chicago. Mary A. Franklin, Executive Director of National Headache Foundation in Chicago, Illinois. As the Jewish high holidays approach in September this year,…
A powerful new digital health platform: Discover what affects the occurrence of your migraine attacks Curelator Inc. is seeking people with migraine, who experience two or more attacks per month, to try out a new version of their app, which may help them better self-manage their condition….
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